Kelpie Chips Review of Crunchy Seaweed Snacks with Bold Flavor

Kelpie Chips seaweed snacks
Kelpie Chips seaweed snacks

Kelpie Chips take a different approach to the familiar seaweed snack. Rather than thin sheets of roasted seaweed, these are crunchy chips built around kelp and seasoned in flavors that feel closer to the traditional snack aisle.

We tried the Chipotle, Salt & Pepper and Zesty Pizza varieties. The common thread was a crisp texture and a noticeable seaweed flavor, with the seasoning changing how prominent that briny character felt from one variety to another.

Chipotle Kelpie Chips

The Chipotle variety adds smoky heat to the seaweed base. It was the boldest of the three flavors we tried and makes the most sense for someone who already likes spicy snacks.

Salt & Pepper Kelpie Chips

Salt & Pepper is the simplest flavor and leaves more room for the kelp itself to come through. If you are curious about Kelpie Chips specifically, rather than looking for a heavily seasoned snack, this is the most straightforward place to start.

Zesty Pizza Kelpie Chips

Zesty Pizza moves in the opposite direction, using a more familiar savory seasoning against the seaweed base. It is an unusual combination, but the stronger seasoning can make the transition easier for someone accustomed to conventional chips.

What Kelpie Chips Are Like

The main reason to try Kelpie Chips is the combination of crunch, seasoning and seaweed flavor. They are not a direct substitute for potato chips, and shoppers should check the current package for ingredients and nutrition information rather than relying on older product claims.

Based on the varieties we tried, they are best suited to people who already enjoy seaweed snacks or want something different in the salty-snack category. If the flavor of kelp is not your thing, even pizza seasoning is unlikely to disguise where these chips came from.

For another unconventional crunchy snack, see our Nasoya Plantspired review.


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